Every ingredient, explained
If it's in the bottle, it's on the label, and here's exactly why it's there. Swipe through.
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Jojoba Oil
(Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil)Technically a liquid wax, not an oil, so it absorbs cleanly. It makes up most of Still and carries the essential oils at a skin-ready strength. It's very close to the skin's own oils, so it's well tolerated.
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Lavender Essential Oil
(Lavandula Angustifolia Oil)True lavender, not lavandin. Its soft, floral character is what makes Still feel calm.
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Frankincense Essential Oil
(Boswellia Carterii Oil)Distilled from Boswellia carterii resin. It adds warm, woody depth that grounds the lavender and helps the scent last through the evening.
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Linalool, declared
(Linalool)Not an added ingredient. Linalool occurs naturally in lavender oil and is declared on the label. We list it plainly, not hidden behind 'parfum'.
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Scent: named in full
(Lavandula Angustifolia Oil · Boswellia Carterii Oil)What you smell in Still is lavender and frankincense. Nothing else. No parfum, ever.
Your questions, answered
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What is Still Pulse Point Roller for?
Still Pulse Point Roller by Audere Pure is a lavender and frankincense scent roller for your pulse points. It's designed as a pause button: a calming evening ritual, a deep breath before bed, or a moment to yourself when the day gets loud.
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How do I use Still Pulse Point Roller?
Roll Still onto clean, dry pulse points: wrists, inner elbows, temples or the sides of the neck. Apply it after your skincare has sunk in. Use it morning or evening and reapply as often as you like.
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Where are your pulse points?
Pulse points are spots where blood vessels sit close to the skin: inner wrists, inner elbows, the sides of the neck and the temples. The skin there is warm, which helps a scent like Still carry. Roll it on and breathe in.
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Is Still suitable for sensitive skin?
Still is made for most adult skin types and has no alcohol and no synthetic fragrance. It does contain essential oils, which can bother skin that reacts to fragrance. Lavender oil contains linalool, which can occasionally cause a reaction in people with fragrance sensitivities. Patch test on the inner arm for 24 hours before using it on pulse points.
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Can I use Still during pregnancy?
Still doesn't contain clary sage or peppermint, the two essential oils our safety assessment flags for a pregnancy caution. Even so, check with your midwife or GP before using any new product while pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Do I need to avoid the sun after using Still?
No sun precaution is needed for Still. It contains no bergamot, lemon, lime, grapefruit or other citrus oils. Still has no SPF, so use sun protection separately.
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What's in Still Pulse Point Roller?
Still has three ingredients: jojoba oil, lavender essential oil and frankincense essential oil. No preservatives (it contains no water, so none are needed), no synthetic fragrance and no parfum.
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Why does Still list linalool as an allergen?
Linalool occurs naturally in lavender oil. Still contains enough of it to require declaration on a leave-on product, so it's on the label. It isn't added. It comes with the lavender.
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How long does Still Pulse Point Roller last?
Still lasts well over a month of daily use, a few swipes at a time. Once opened, use it within 12 months. It's in amber glass to protect the essential oils from light.
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Lavender or frankincense: what's the difference in scent?
Lavender is soft, floral and herbal. Frankincense is resinous, warm and woody. In Still, frankincense sits under the lavender so the blend smells calm rather than sweet.
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Can children use Still Pulse Point Roller?
Still Pulse Point Roller is not for children under 12. It contains essential oils, so keep it out of reach of younger children.
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Who makes Still Pulse Point Roller?
Still Pulse Point Roller is made by Audere Pure, an independent natural skincare brand founded by Audrey Hayes. Every batch is made by hand in small batches in the UK, and it has a full Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR).